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	In the jekyll directory I created a site called _site by cloning the gh-pages branch of cantera-book		In the jekyll directory I created a site called _site by cloning the gh-pages branch of cantera-book

	(if you don't have one, do the <code>git branch --orphan gh-~~pgaes~~</code> thing)		(if you don't have one, do the <code>git branch --orphan gh-pages</code> thing)

	Then when you run		Then when you run

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			=Jekyll Layouts=

			If you want to install new layouts, you just put stuff in the <code>_layouts</code> directory. The <code>_includes</code> directory, which is optional, may include templates like a header and footer, etc.

			You can also add Rakefiles to do things like turn LESS into CSS, but that gets beyond what jekyll-base is intended to do (other themes, like Jeyll Theme: The Minimum, will include a basic Rakefile that you can modify if you want a Rakefile with your site).

			The layouts can also be modified with respect to what information they need from the Markdown headers. For example, one layout may require a date, while another layout may not.

			This all ties in with how you can use Jekyll to do things like what jekyll-base is trying to do - make nestable sections and subsections and posts that live in those subsections.

			(More on all this later.)



	[[Category:Ruby]]		[[Category:Ruby]]

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 git push origin gh-pages
 </pre>
 [[Category:Ruby]]

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	~~#REDIRECT [[Jekyll~~/~~Old Crap]]~~		Okay, here's what I did:

			The repository I was trying to create a website for was called cantera-book

			Used jekyll-base https://github.com/charlesreid1/jekyll-base to create base structure for a jekyll website, and put it in my repository in jekyll directory

			In the jekyll directory I created a site called _site by cloning the gh-pages branch of cantera-book

			(if you don't have one, do the <code>git branch --orphan gh-pgaes</code> thing)

			Then when you run

			<pre>
			jekyll build
			</pre>

			to build the site in the _site directory, it will deploy the site to your new local version of the gh-pages branch of the repository.

			When you like the changes, you can do

			<pre>
			cd _sources
			git push origin gh-pages
			</pre>

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New page

#REDIRECT [[Jekyll/Old Crap]]